Grand View University - Viking Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Q 71 ij cz message fam the college president The presentation of world problems has received more than usual emphasis during this academic year. The idea to stress important international problems of today in the convocations and Alumni Lectures during l959-60 took shape last August while attending a church convention in Detroit, Michigan. It is my confident opinion that there is value to be attached to attending lectures where opportunity is given to have the problems which the world faces defined by men or women who are competent to discuss the issues. And the meaning to us as informed and intelligent individuals is that ' l' tren th of the Christian college may continue we cannot escape a response. Ihope that the pecu lar s g to lie in its capacity to motivate the ablest young men and women to dedicate their lives and serv- ices to those causes which aim to meet the needs of man wherever they are known to exist. gdfiruvf 2 22414